Compass Catholic Community

Sunday, October 01

Heading in the right direction

The unique educational offerings of Compass Catholic Community have been embraced by young people in the northern suburbs, with enrolments hitting nearly 100 after only one year of operation.

Compass showing the way in the north

Opening its doors at the start of 2022, Compass Catholic Community is providing a unique educational offering which is receiving the thumbs-up from young people in the northern suburbs.

Nathan Hayes, principal of the new St Francis of Assisi College at Renmark, with Year 7 students from left, Tate Stoneham, Sophie Heywood and Chelsea Docking. Picture: Grant Schwartzkopff

New schools open in year of expansion

Two new schools, additional year levels for four regional schools and a record intake of more than 48,000 students have provided a positive start to the year for Catholic education in South Australia.

Building a bright future

There has been a flurry of building activity at nearly 30 Catholic schools around the State this year, as Catholic Education SA continues to provide state-of-the-art facilities to meet the requirements of today’s teaching and learning.

Enrolments open for school with a difference

Excitement is building around a unique new school opening next year for young people aged 17 to 24 in the northern suburbs.

Focus sharpens on vision for youth in the north

A unique education and community services ‘village’ in the northern suburbs is starting to take shape following the announcement that the first stage – a school for 17 to 24 year olds – will be called Compass Catholic Community.